Our guest writer Mike dispels the notion that Jamie Dixon is a defensive coach.
The strength of numbers and data is they can address ideas or thoughts about certain subjects without thoughts of their own. I've always loved using numbers to show something that people may not have otherwise thought about. Last year, we showed Pitt football's recruiting class was better than its ranking, and this football season we showed how Tino Sunseri was a better quarterback than Christian Hackenberg. This time, we'll turn to the basketball side of things. My good friend Mike Franklin, who you might know as mjf313 on Pantherlair or @mfranklin313, did a rundown of Pitt basketball's offenses and defenses under Dixon and I asked him to share it on here.